Mammy Sutra

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"Mammy Sutra" was the name of a live episode of the British comedy television series Mrs. Brown's Boys.^[1] It was filmed and aired on the BBC on 23 July 2016 (2016-07-23) to celebrate 60 years of sitcoms broadcasting on the channel.^[2][3] It was also streamed by On-demend video service RTÉ Player.^[4]

The episode was broadcast at 9:45pm (BST) on BBC One in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The episode was also broadcast on RTÉ One in Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland . In total viewers on BBC One, the episode attracted 9.09 Million viewers, putting the episode onto 1st place as the most watched show on BBC One between 18 July and 24 July.^[5]

It was announced^[6] on 23 September 2015 (the same day ITV soap opera Coronation Street had a live episode), that the show would return for a one off live episode in celebration of the 60th anniversary of sitcoms airing on BBC One. The episode was commissioned by Charlotte Moore as being the launchpad for BBC One's Landmark Sitcom Season airing in July 2016.

Rehearsals[]

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A cast and crew script read though took place on 13 July. A camera/sound rehearsal took place on 21 July. An audience recorded rehearsal took place on 22 July. The live studio recording took place on 23 July.

Summary[]

When Agnes discovers that Mark and Betty are having bedroom problems, she takes it upon herself to help. Meanwhile, as Dermot's business grows, he has a difficult decision to make about his best friend Buster.

Cast[]

• Agnes Brown - Brendan O'Carroll
• Dermot Brown - Paddy Houlihan
• Maria Brown - Fiona O'Carroll
• Buster Brady - Danny O'Carroll
• Grandad - Dermot O'Neill
• Father Damien - Conor Moloney
• Winnie McGoogan - Eilish O'Carroll
• Cathy Brown - Jennifer Gibney
• Mark Brown - Pat 'Pepsi' Shields
• Betty Brown - Amanda Woods
• Rory Brown - Rory Cowan
• Dino Doyle - Gary Hollywood
• Sharon McGoogan - Fiona Gibney

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